Passage: 'The study demonstrated that cognitive fatigue significantly impairs executive decision-making under time constraints, whereas emotional resilience mitigates impulsive risk-taking.' Which individual is most likely to make rational choices under pressure?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. A well-rested professional with high emotional resilience
- Step 1: Low fatigue (well-rested) prevents executive impairment; high emotional resilience prevents impulsive risk-taking. Step 2. Therefore, combining both attributes optimizes rational decision-making. Answer: A well-rested professional with high emotional resilience. Why not the others: Fatigued and stressed individuals are impaired according to the study.
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